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... receiving the answer , said no more . The Colonel learned that the little garrison of Porto Ferrajo had not received orders to embark until one o'clock the same day , that they had got on board at four , and that the Emperor , with ...
... receiving the answer , said no more . The Colonel learned that the little garrison of Porto Ferrajo had not received orders to embark until one o'clock the same day , that they had got on board at four , and that the Emperor , with ...
Pagina 149
... received with transport . He arrived at Auxerre on the 17th ; there he was joined by Ñey , whose troops had declared for him on the 13th , and also by the 14th regiment , who marched from Orleans , and continued their route to Paris ...
... received with transport . He arrived at Auxerre on the 17th ; there he was joined by Ñey , whose troops had declared for him on the 13th , and also by the 14th regiment , who marched from Orleans , and continued their route to Paris ...
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... received , and the rapid approach of evening , induced the Commander of the Forces to suspend all further attack . The bri- gades received orders to halt , and soon afterwards fell back . At sun - set , the regiment filed into the space ...
... received , and the rapid approach of evening , induced the Commander of the Forces to suspend all further attack . The bri- gades received orders to halt , and soon afterwards fell back . At sun - set , the regiment filed into the space ...
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